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  • How about some eye candy for you now? Pre-order the heart achingly beautiful Christian Loboutin Autumn/Winter 2007 shoes from Browns by sending an e-mail to: brownswebsite@brownsfashion.com. My knees are getting weak... Loubie Loubs..

  • New Marc Jacobs handbags are now available at S-Style Boutique at Zahra Complex. You’ll find the silver metallic patchwork bag, the patent bag, and all of the summer & pre-fall bags on display.

  • Louis Vuitton Boutique at Salhiya Complex is selling the Dentelle Speedy Silver Lace & Gold Lace for KD 387.

  • Don't you just hate pushy sales people? They are intimidating and are skilled at pushing you into buying things you don't want. (Random? I know!)
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Anonymous said…
The Loubie eyanin eyanin 7adaaaaa.. im in the mood to spend el sara7a :)
ehabil brownsfashion.com waini 3ana mn zman thank u so much :*
16 July, 2007
Anonymous said…
Kuwait is too full of pushy and/ or rude sales assistants. My reaction is to back out and walk away. This kind of salesman/ woman would never manage in other countries. I guess that the buyer psychology is different here.
17 July, 2007
Peony said…
i hate those sales ppl ! i stay away as much as i can !
17 July, 2007
Ansam said…
nice cotton candy-ish color! me likeeeeeeeeee
17 July, 2007
Confashion said…
Yara
Anytime sweetie ;* I'm allll for splurging il sara7 (kharab adri) :P

Anonymous & Peony
You know what I do sometimes? I politely ask her for some space.. I'll get "the stare" but I'll live with it :P

ansam
me loooooove :P
17 July, 2007
Anonymous said…
Why pre-order from Browns you can simply do that @ Alothman and make sure they fit beore you actually pay for them
18 September, 2007
Confashion said…
Anonymous
Are there additional charges for pre-ordering from Al-Othman?
18 September, 2007
Anonymous said…
Dear Confashion, There is no charge at all.
23 September, 2007
Confashion said…
anonymous
Alothman are really spoiling their customers :P
30 September, 2007
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